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Diverticulitis/CRC Flashcards

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site of most diverticulosis

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sigmoid colon

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tx diverticulosis

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high fiber diet (25-40 g/day)

adequate fluids

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complication of macroperf in diverticulitis

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free air, peritonitis

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complications of diverticulitis (4)

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abscess- walled off perforation
fistula- to the bladder or vagina
obstruction- due to inflammation
perforation

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progressive, steady/aching LLQ pain, fever, tachycardia (from pain)
N/V, constipation, diarrhea, urinary sx

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complicated diverticulitis

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rigid abd with guarding, rebound tenderness, & absent bowel sounds

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peritonitis

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lab findings for diverticulitis? (3)

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CBC- leukocytosis w/ left shift
stool for fecal occult
DRE for rectal mass

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test of choice for diverticulitis dx?

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CT scan

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CT findings for diverticulitis (4)

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fat stranding
bowel wall thickening
diverticulosis
the 4 complications (abscess, fistula, obst., perf)

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flex sig/colonoscopy/BE use in diverticulitis?

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contraindicated in acute diverticulitis due to perf. risk

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tx uncomplicated diverticulitis (4)

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metronidazole 500 mg PO TID
Cipro 500 mg PO BID 10-14 days both
clear liquid diet 2-3 days
colonoscopy 4-6 wks after episode

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indications for hospitalization with diverticulitis (4)

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toxic appearance
inability for PO
comorbidities (elderly, immunocomp.)
complication

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inpt tx diverticulitis (4)

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NPO (1-2 days)
IV fluids
Demerol
IV abx w/ G- and anaerobic coverage

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indications for inpt emergent surgery for diverticulitis

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peritonitis

failure to improve w/in 3-4 days

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most common cause of acute lower GI bleed in the U.S.

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diverticular bleeding

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sx of diverticular bleeding (3)

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painless bleeding
occult blood
hematochezia

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pathology & common site of diverticular bleeding

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artery is draped over length of diverticulum which is easily exposed to injury

usually Right side

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diagnostics for diverticular bleeding (2)

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1st: EGD/NG to r/o UGI source
2nd: Flex Sig or Colonoscopy
locate the source of the bleeding

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non-neoplastic, benign colon polyps

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hyperplastic

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non-neoplastic, inflammatory colon polyps

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psuedopolyps

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neoplastic colon polyps

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adenomas

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most common adenoma

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tubular adenoma

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highest cancer risk adenoma

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villous adenoma

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high risk adenoma characteristics (3)

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> 10 mm
high grade dysplasia on pathology
villous component

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follow up for 1-2 small adenomas?

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5 years

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indications for follow up on adenomas w/in 3 years?

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10+ adenomas

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f/u for large adenoma or one that had to be removed in pieces

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6 mo

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common site of CRC

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left side

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risk factors for CRC (many)

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personal or FH adenoma, colon CA, FAP/HNPCC
Age > 50
IBD (colitis longer than 8-10 years)
obesity, excess EtOH, smoking, Type II DM, AA

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asymptomatic; or: abd pain, change in bowel habits, hematochezia or fecal occult, weakness/fatigue, anorexia, wt. loss, iron deficiency anemia

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colorectal cancer

30
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PE: physical wasting, wt. loss, signs of volume loss, pallor, LAD, abd distension, ascites, mass, organomegaly, + fecal occult, rectal mass

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colorectal cancer

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classic imaging finding of CRC

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apple core lesion

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lab findings for CRC (4)

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microcytic anemia
elevated alk phos
apple core lesion on CT
carcinoembryogenic antigen (CEA) for monitoring reoccurrence

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stage A CRC on Dukes-Astler-Coller

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negative nodes, confined to mucosa

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Stage C1 of Dukes-Astler-Coller

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positive nodes, extension through the muscularis propria

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CRC screening (3)

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Colonscopy- best choice
Combo Flex Sig & BE- if you have to
Fecal immunochemical test- preferred CRC detection test

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when to begin CRC screening?

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50 y/o, w/o risk factors

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familial adenomatous polyps (FAP) etiology

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autosomal dominant, APC mutation

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indications for prophylactic colectomy in FAP (2)

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> 1 cm

villous pathology

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extracolonic manifestations of FAP (4)

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osteomas
dental abn
adrenal masses
epidermoid cysts & fibromas

40
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early onset right-sided CRC (40-45 y/o)

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HNPCC

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HNPCC colon CA common site

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proximal right sided

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HNPCC associated CA (many)

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ovary, gastric, small bowel, hepatobiliary, pancreas, renal pelvis, ureter

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HNPCC diagnostic criteria

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3-2-1
CRC or other assoc. CA in 3 relatives
occurrence in 2 successive generations
Diag. by age 50 in at least 1 pt in hx

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HNPCC screening

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annual colonscopy at 20-25 or 10 years prior to earliest age of onset in FH

Clin Med 3 GI (4 decks)

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